Luton Town vs Liverpool: Nigerians ‘tackle’ Primate Ayodele after wrong prediction for EPL game

Nigerians have dragged the leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, on social media after predicting the English Premier League game between Luton Town and Liverpool wrongly.

Liverpool were favourites to beat the newly promoted side Luton Town at the Kenilworth Road on Sunday, November 5.

Against the run of play, former Manchester United winger Tahith Chong gave the home side the lead in the 80th minute, but a late goal from Luis Diaz earned the Reds a deserved draw.

In a video shared on social media, Primate Ayodele had previously predicted Liverpool to trounce Luton Town, just like he did for the Manchester City vs Bournemouth game.

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Unlike Liverpool, the 'Man of God's' prediction for Manchester City came to pass as Pep Guardiola's men thrashed the Cherries 6-1 at the Etihad Stadium.

The prediction for a match between Jurgen Klopp's men and the Hatters got the leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church tackled on social media, as most Nigerians expected him to do better.

stofri_da said:

"???????????????? it is well"
joshboldofficial said:

"What makes you guys think he’s predicting out of prophecy… he’s a human just like every other football fans, we predict the same way and it turns out the other way. Let the man breathe and enjoy the wonders of football Abeg"
seanpizzy_ said:

"This pastor na scam...he predicted nations cup final between Egypt and Senegal and he failed woefully"
greatabdool said:

"Anything wey pastor predict for Naija just chose the opposite. There gods dey always speak in parables"
abubakar_yv said:

"Honestly speaking Christianity is a joke ????. Malcolm X said when you're too tolerant about everything you stand for nothing. Cruise religion can never be the religion of God. God didn't create us for amusement, but for one purpose and that is to worship him alone without associating partners."